X.--THE DOME OF ST. PAUL'S, 126

XI.--THE ARISTOCRACY, 142

XII.--A MISFORTUNE, 159

XIII.--PHILOSOPHY, 164

XIV.--THE DOCKS, 173

XV.--THE EMIGRANTS, 191

XVI.--THE TUNNEL AND THE TOWER, 214

ENGRAVINGS.

LONDON BRIDGE, FRONTISPIECE.

THE PARK, 12

MAP OF LONDON, 15

THE FIRST RAGGED SCHOOL, 43

SHOOTING THE BRIDGE, 50

THE ARREST, 58

BREAKFAST, 78

GROUND PLAN OF WESTMINSTER ABBEY, 84

ST. PAUL'S, 119

THE WHISPERING GALLERY, 128

THE LOSS MADE GOOD, 171

SAVED, 176

PLEASANT WEATHER, 196

THE STORM, 198

THE WRECK, 201

SHOPPING IN THE TUNNEL, 220

[Illustration: THE PARK. (See Chap. XI.)]

ROLLO IN LONDON.

CHAPTER I.

CITY AND TOWN.

"Which London shall we visit first?" said Mr. George to Rollo.

"Why," rejoined Rollo, surprised, "are there two of them?"

"Yes," said Mr. George. "We may almost say there are two of them. Or, at
any rate, there are two heads to the monster, though the immense mass
forms but one body."

While Mr. George was saying these words Rollo had been standing on the
step of the railway car and looking in at the window towards his uncle
George, who was inside. Just at this time, however, the conversation was
interrupted by the sound of the bell, denoting that the train was about
to start. So Rollo jumped down from the step and ran back to his own
car, which was a second-class car, two behind the one where Mr. George